I was so lucky to get a post published at the Really Good Stuff Blog for their Really Good You series! It’s my take on How Can You Fit Fitness into Your Busy Life? I’m not a Bob Harper or anything, but these are just a couple ideas I have
Well it’s been almost one week since the blizzard or as it was named, NEMO. What is up with the naming of winter storms? So,we had Manic Monday at Classroom Freebies and today it’s Friday Freebies at Teaching Blog Addict! Yay! Enjoy this FREEBIE Plural Noun activity. You can click
I have linked up with Manic Monday at Classroom Freebies and Friday Freebies at Teaching Blog Addict! You can get my editing practice freebie by going to my Teachers Pay Teachers store here! Enjoy ! <
I am so honored to have the opportunity to have a guest post over at The Organized Classroom Blog! I reflected back on my experiences one particularly challenging year. I hope that if you have a chance to read it that you can take at least one thing from it
If you had to pick one book or book series, what was your favorite book when your were in elementary school? Mine would probably be the whole Little House on the Prairie series. I can remember going to the library and getting home and reading an entire book in an
Hello everyone! If you have the day off for Martin Luther King, Jr., enjoy it. If not,have a good day with the kiddos! I have linked up with Manic Monday at Classroom Freebies and Freebie Friday at Teaching Blog Addicts and am sharing with you my Superstar Antonyms game. It
Do your kiddos need some practice with those pesky plural nouns? All those rules to remember! Try this freebie! I made it for my second graders but take a peek and you may be able to use it for first and third graders too. It’s over at my Teachers Pay
I love a good snow day! I was plenty busy all day today but I was thinking about books I love about snow and thought I’d mention a few here! You may know some, but hopefully I am sharing at least one new book with you. If you want to
I am finally done with my plural nouns resources. I have been working on it for 6 weeks! I used a cute football theme and included things like bingo, activity sheets, matching, and a noun hunt of sorts. Even if you don’t want or need it (it’s great for grades
I have been reading the book The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles to my class for several years. It is so well written and beautifully illustrated. It always sparks a discussion. Usually the kids are horrified at how people were treated so differently just based on their skin
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